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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-07-05
miscellaneous.
The Esouuth and the Battle. Flags,

D., s.irtgfrF. ~ lnI tEFyI4 g-gITgU
The following from one of !, the
greatest Journals of the South. the,At7
-t.fnta sstaatton, is SO full sof good
sound sense and true patriotism that
we must repeat It: t2''. ..'',' . rli ''i'ii.,,'
As for the flags themselves, had
they been sent to US ina generous
spirit, the South would have received
them in manly spirit in which they
were. returned. She would have nc7
cepted them, as solemn pledge that
the last spark of resentment, between
the two best, armies the sun ever
shone on, had died out forever. The
union blood which glorities some of
these flags would have been held as
sacred in any Southern State capitol
as if it were the blood of the men
who died defending it, But If the
North resents their return, or if they
come from achnrlish4 and unwilling
hands, the South does not want them.
BONNER flags never led better troops
to battle The men who fought be-
hind them scaled their faith with their
blood. These flags were never sur
rendered until there was no dishonor
Ia parting with them, and until as
much glory had been won in defend
ing them. as ever clustered about
flags on which glory rested. Wher-
eyer they may be left, in the dingy
rooms at Washington. or spread in
capitols of the States from which
they were taken, they will bear last
ing testimony to the brave and SIM
pie faith of an honest people, and
their matchless yalor in battle, and
dauntless heroism in war. Let the
North keep them If she wants them
The peace and good will their return
would hasten, will come to this pea.
pie in Gods time and In Gods way
at last. The voice of the Americas
people will be heard above the noisy
protest of the hot-headed or cold
hearted when the day comes for the
people to speak. The great Amer
ican heart can neither be misIed nor
deferred. 1t has been determined
that there shall be peace. The last
sectional President of this republic
has been elected, aud for the last
time has a great party entered acam-
paign under a. sectional flag The
war is over-its results are fixed-its
passions are dead and its heroistn
and sacrifices have bound its people
together as they were never bound
before. Place-hunters may declaim
and agitators empty themselves of
noise-but when the voice of the peo-
pie is heard, their shriII exclaiming
viii be lost in the rolling thunder.
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Daily Bread.

sr.N. "a ~ = ~
Heavy aid sour bread or biscuit
has a vast influence through the die
gestiye organs upon the measure of
health we enjoy. How Important to
our present happiness and future use
fulness theb blessing of good health
and n sound constitution. are, We cam
only realize when weshaye lost them,
and when It is too late to repsir the
damage Notwithstanding ? these:
facts, thousands of persons daily je-
6pardize not only their health, but
their lives, and the healths and lives
OF others, by using articles in the
preparation of their food the purity
and heaithftIness of which they know
nothing. Perhaps few cents may
have been saved, 6s it may have been,
more conyenientto obtain the articles
used, and the housekseper takes the,
responsibility and possibly viii never
know tie mischief that has been
wrought Paterfamilias, may have
spells of headache, the children may,
have lost their appetites, or look pale
if so, the true cause is rarely suspect
ed. The weather; the lack of ohtz.
door air, or some other cause, Is given,
and the unwholesome, poisonous sys-i
tenn of adulterated- food goes on
Next to the flour, which should be
made of g6od. sound wheat and not
ground too fine, the yeast or baking
powder, which furnishes, the rising
properties, is Of the greatest impor-
tance, and of the two We prefer balS-
ing powder, and always use the Royafy
as we thereby retain the original
properties of the wheat, no fermenta-
ton taking place. The action Of the
Royal Baking Powder upon the dough
tsysimply to swell it and form little
ceilsthrough every part.I These cells
are filed with earbonic acid gas;
which passes off during the process,
of baking.
luThs RoyaIlis made from pure grape
acid, andiit is the action OF this acid
upon highly carbonized bicarbonate
of soda that generates the gas alluded
to: and these Ingredients are SO pure
and so. perfectly fitted, tested and
adaptedIto ieach,other, that the action
is mild and permapenti and is con-
tinued during the whole time of bak-,
ing, ahd h6 fsstdds Of pots6notts I'll.
gradients fe1nafns to Undermine the
health, no heavy biscuits, no sour
bread but fjdirections are followed,'
every article will be fonnd sweet and
wholesome
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u Correct Speaking.

.LuLg1gul lYEBktGH J EItff fUl. u f#-.. ?
We advise all yotlng people to acI
quire in early sifelthe habitIof using
good languages both IN speaking aud
writiBg,and also 20 abandon fhet lizzS
OF sizing words and phrases. The
longer they live, the more diflictiit
the acquisition of good language will
be, and it5the. golden age of youth
the, pFopet,time for tteIqcutiisitlcn of
langqage54pei passed iblits abise. the
unfortunate victim of neglected ed
uention is very, probably doomed to
talk slang for life. Money is not ne
cessary TO procure, this education
Every man has It I'm his power. He
has meEelyto gse the language which
you read :, instead, of the slang which
he heats, to form + his taste from, the
best speakers and-poets of the couni
try; toztTeasure mp choice. phrases in
his memory, and habituate himself to
theiraases aSoiding at The saths time
that pedantic precision and bombast
which shows, rather the, weakness of
vain ambition than the polish Of an
educated mind H"fl4 .~f -r- 80
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Senator Kenna is reported TO be the
first West yirginian to contribute bis
$40 to the New, York Star ten dollar
Grant rnonument fund. Il -
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: NEW SERIES, VOL. XXI, NO. 3d..
PoETicAL.
lIhe Model Church.

r|E.E.H ~ sa.al
:. Well, wife, I've found model church, h
Ana worship'd there today 3, ,,,-..r,-
1t made me think of good old times,
Before my hGif was gtay.., 80. i.,i.'
The meeting -hodss Was 'fner built i+.l
79' ThGA they were years, ago, s2iHir j
But then 1 fot1nd when L Nentin5 -n-'7
hus It was not.bdilt for sbdS.di LlUo 80
II The sexton l. i did not dtge SET me do@Ea VA 's9d %
Away back BY the door;
he knew that was, old and deaf, u. :. =
--.'' ANA saw that I was poor; ~
he must have been d Christian man. Z ~ q
n He led ME boldly through! 10 "ii'9'
The long aisle of that crowded church p
7afs 10 find PLEASANT pew a.li bin2
wish you'd heard the singing, wife, aai
a. The preacher said. With EdhiPet voice, ~
-. Let all the people sing. +" ..r,f,- n
=" Old Coronation was the tune, -
The music upward roll'd =
Til thought heard the angel choir
7E' Strike all their harps of gold. .'''.' .i'
n Ny deafness seemed to melt away,
Ny spirit caught the FIRE; ,.-. ....,--.
joined my feeble, trembling voice
- with that meiodions choir;
% And sang as in my youthful days, Sfsi
..,.. Let angels prostrate fail Ir-.rfJ g.
Bring forth the royal diadem ;...
And crown Him Lord of al" '
-. I tell you, wife, it did me good Il T. .s,.r
To sing that hymn once more; f..- 8,
felt like some wrecked mariner, :,
WHIP gets a glimpse of shore.
VI. almost want TO lay aside
u This weather-bcaten form, '''i ''l y.
And anchor in the blessed port .T2i'i ''',
trf Forever from the storm. u y.ai i"t
l.. Twas not q howery sermon. vile, ,,r.,,.
But simple, gospel truth -. ,,..-l
1t fitted humble men IN lte me, H.,
9"l 1tsuited hopeful Sotfth.,,2I ">- 'lh'
To win immortal souls to Christ; . Filh'
ictt file earnest preacher tried; 9H'' "f
He talked not of himself or creed, H'Ff'
80. But Jesus erncifed. V..is III" sir.E
Dear wife. fhe toll win soon,be Ger, no
s''a The yictory soon be won, 'l'.'" = ''''
g The shining land fs just ahead, I''' ''.'''
rs Tour race 10 nearly run; 'iH tHnfi si.''.
.y-Nwe'rel nearing 0ah6an's happy tii6te, yHi
G1eior home soibTithttahd fairl on s'i
Thank God. We'll never sin agninir' hIi
g4e,:: There'H be no sorrow there h'.-
n In heaven above where all is love- i IN
mos Thereu be NO sorrow there. I" y, ,yCa y
s..,7,,f,, ,youJ 7 llRetigioqs Herald
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The. Verdict Unanimous,

"iW. DrSult, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. ,
testifies .1sEI can Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy
Every bottle sold, has given relief in
every. case. One man took six bot
ties, and was cured of Rheumatism of
10 years standing" Abraham Hare,
BeTlvilIc, Ohio, afIirms:
"T'he best selling medicine / have
ever handled in my 20 years experi-
ence, is Electric Bitters." Thou
sands Of others have added their tess
tfmOhy,g so that the verdict Is tinanit
NOUS that Etectrie Bittersld do cure all
diseases of the Iiyer;! Kidneys or
Blood. Only half dollar a bottle at
Geo. r, Lights Drug Store.
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Each subsequent insertion ..s.s.ssi.s..., SO
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Candidates sAunouncements.--Fot.C County
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Others ut regular Advertising Rates ~ NJ
Obituary Notices exceeding five lines, 10 ctss
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused
in the vicinity of Paris, Tea.; by the
recovery of Mr.3 J. E.
Corley, who was so helpless he could
not turn in bed; or raise his head ;
everybody said he7was dying of Con-
sumption a trial bottle of DIR.
Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief he bonght large bot
tie and a box of DIR. King'scNew Life
Pills by the time he had taken. two
boxes of Pills and two bottles of the
Discovery, he was nBelI and had
gained in flesh thirty.six pounds
Trial bottles of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at Coco 4 :
Lights IL -TGm9linsg rarzAslq
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-07-05

Mr.. Jay Gould has presented the
Mount Vernon Association with 331
acres of land adjoining the Mount
Vernon estate, purchased from Law
renee and Elizabeth Washington.
great grand nephew and niece OF
Washington, for 81, 500. Z" -
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Mantua-M aking.

MFRS. J. o. TUTwILER is prepared to un-
IYl dertake Mantua-M Making and all kinds of
Family Sewing, at reasonable rates. Residence
on Samuel street, near the Baptist Church.
April 2S, 1SSl--tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-07-05

A military company has been Of.
ranized in Huntington. r.,,t.7,,, Id
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Book Notices.

coo. #H. 4 - =
soUTBERS HR1TEHs. -PeEert0n's Magazine
for July begins a new serial, "Aiong the b.
yOu," by the very popular Southern writer,
Miss Alice Bowman. which promises even 20
surpass her former stOrieS-. Miss Bowman II
undoubtedly a-Wof1au OF gebi0uS wonderfully
correct in her deiiDeation Of Creole character.
and her PatPis is the most natural ever put Id
print Some Of the tnost popular autbofs of
the South are among the 'eonfTibutofb for
q PeteTSOn." Miss u. g. ,NCleiiand ranks
prominently in the list, and there are, besides;
Mrs. II. Shefey Peters. iWhose 4iaIeet-stories
son jones. Miss Alice Maud Egen, ana others.
This fact is naturally 81 Epeeih intetest in our
section Of the country. and we have q right TO
feel proud Of tbeTGpidly -gToripg pryrninenee
which Southern WTiters are claiming IN the lit
American author, who dnTfng the Tnst ten
years. has achieved marked eelebfit5 a. homo
or IN England, but belongs to the Sonth. and II
1s only Just % % 'PefeTS0H1 70 admit That It's
eOlpmus have introduced more young BOnthern
writer's 70 notice than any otheT nibgsziue.-
Regarded both from an artists and literary
point of VieW,i'' FsaeTso1'' tsies rank among
the best of the 1rst-class periodicals, while, IN
the matter Of fashion, needfeWbf fk-Pattefns,
and instruction Of all sorts available 10 house
holds, It bcaFs of. the palm from all the other
lady 's-magaziDes. TeItds two dollars year,
with great fedncticns 70 clubs. and splendid
pTemfuns. Address. Reterson's Magazine SSo6
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa - "
q; BEAIs6arfs MUSICAL 5woELD.--FTe are al
gsys ptezsed to receive, this popular Musical
Month"; Il Is bright. readable, aud contains
good 5fusIc Wftlfai. The ynne phnber Is very
,fiifsbeStingS both In 1iterAtufe and music, and
We commend the AHsicQI Hefldto all sho like
music and wish 70 keep informed concerning
1fhe art Pfee 81 so per anDnfn single copies
is cents each. s. BraiDafdis S6Bs, 50 and 81
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r. 0atsssD - lAvs gessa 0rsases fnA iel
ThaA Evoe DssUpO,

- nasssD q 1--we 0soea 0ssases fnN isss
fhaa Evss nsssrs.
The entries Of live seook foe the coming fair,
- grsaase In number up 10 this time than
svsf bstoe& The farmers should bear in
mind the literal special premium ot go for
The bset efads Of native Gov under years,
~ b J. Mc0rann slso, those on native COWS
and hollsfs By W. d. SAuffer 4 Co, 10 addt
ton 10 thoss BY the fair association. No en-.
tries Of live stock will bs rsosived after Au.
gust 25, - Il will keep the management busy
70 provide stalls for all entered up ct that
time.
Mr., James q. Gable will be on hand FRI
dsy and Saturday, August IL h aud 18th,
sfter 10 q N ct the girls high school, to
Oversee the writing OF essays on Lancaster
county, and the com mittees will meet on
Tuesday, August 10Th, 70 pass upon the
esaays and all maps which shall have been
left st Bars book store up to 6 p. M, Au.
gust 18th.
There 10 Q much more general disposition
than last year among the bands In the county
to enter into the band contest Those who
intend to enter, but have not done %, must
remember oil entries must be sent In by
Monday evening, August 18th. Persons who
deeire 70 purchase eating or amusement
privileges, which are sold ct 40 much foot
'front.' are informed that the spaces for
that purpose are being rapidly sold,
that none will be sold after August
10th, and that parties buying must pay 70
per cent down aud the balance before
August 26th, otherwise their locations will
be forfeited and resold. Merchants and
manufacturers are reserving space to q
larger extent than heretofore up TO this time
| and those who desire 10 exhibit and have no,
| secured space should do 20 at once The
secretary would ssk persons who have en-
gagged space or stalls to hand their lists o.
entries - soon - possible and avoid the
rush Of the last week. He will be ut his
office from 9 to and from to p. NJ. daily
| to receive entrieA
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ALL WRRR "BE0 iRJUNA." Z"
A Frstsrnsi Meeting OF Red Men Of Columbia
and Of Lancaster,


About forty chiefs, warriors and braves Of
Chiquesalunga Tribe No. 80, l. o. X. NJ, Of
Columbia came to Lancaster last evening to
pay q return visit to Can. - "a. te-go Tribe,
No. 202 The two tribes met in the wigwsm
iu G. A. II. hall, where the council tire was
Lit, the pow-wow had and speechee made BY
several orators. The council hre Was
Quenched at 10 O'Clock, after which
the trail was taken for Roth " eiier's
hail, which had been engaged for the
occasion and where bountiful feast OF corn
and venison had been prepared to order by
Chief John H. Weber, assisted by eight or
ten beautiful and expert squaws OF the
members Of Can ss-sa-te 60 trioe. The tables
fairly groAned with delicscies and were
decked with the most beautiful flowers An
address OF welcome was made by the noble
red man, Philip Bernard, and was responded
to BY IN eloquent representative OF the
Chicqesalungas
an appetite that did credit to the sborigtnsi
stomach, two elegantly engraved pipes OF
peace were presented to the presiding chiefs
AL Charles, sachem, Of ChicquessunRA
and George Gibersou, sachem Of Can as % to.
GO The presentation speeches we're made by
Chief Bernard, and responded to by the
sachems, after which they smoked the pipes
In solemn concert
the tribes were entertained with excellent
vocal music BY Warriors Richard Appleby and
VIM. Hutton, while Brave Msnby manipu.
lated the organ, Constantine Wolf the cornst
and scob Hess the violin.
The pow.wow and feast closed with q war.
l dance, with ire-wster accompaniment, at the
| 18th run Both breath, and the visiting trib<
took its departure on . special train to Col
umbia where 1t arrived in due time The
visit was very pleasant one to all concerned
and will no doubt be repeated some Of these
dsva
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Nsv Yo,s. Aus.L-rlour market duil. steady {:
Pine, q 1905 %; superfne. % SS0S 2s (;
good to fancy extra state; o eoSA % ;common to
good extra western. q lo0S 60
Whest-SO 1 Red. state nominal: No keo.
state size; do winter. sept sc: Oct si'sc; 10
ceipts, s., so bus shipments. S.2S.
Corn-So . 2n,xed cAah. so,Sc do Sept, AssSc
Oct 5liac; receipts, none shipmentS, i.6l
fs%ta-No l " hite etAtHt N0%sc No DO
,t1ossc; No aMixsd. sedt. sac; receipts, o.asS'
Rye unchansed; western. ss0csc state. S7k
8ariey nominal.
Pork dun old mees. ols ss<Dls IS
LArd-Sept. u eS: Oct u o.
MolAasss Gull lSkc for - boiling stock
Turpentine dull At S2kc.
Rnsfn dull strained to FOOD, q W0l u.
Petroleum duil Redne0. in cAeess Skc.
1roighta dull grain TO Hull. q.
Butter a rmiy held; western CI~amery. lssta,c.
Cheese dull Ohio Factory. 7A0shc; state
vactory s&0iGac; Fancy White, loosos1c; Col
sss fair; state. 7al7kc, western. los
lSkc.
6ranulAtsd. sos lS-l6c.
Tallow dull prime city, SIC.
Rice nominal; Carolina fair 70 good, s0s,tc.
Gomez steady; fAif cArxoes. lsc.
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Tho Grand Circle Of the Brotherhood Of the
Union met In Reading Tuesday morning in
annual session. roty-seven delegates are
present and Harry Yahn, grand chief Wash
ington, OF Philadelphia, presides Degrees
were conferred upon 35 members during the
first session. In the afternoon there wa. Pc
rade headed by the Liberty band, in which
Washington Legion, No. 3, Of Lancaster, and
delegations from other places, together with
the grand circle representatives, participated.
This was followed by steamboat excursion
and picnic at Highs woods The order ha.
about 5000 members In the state, divided
among LIS circles.
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Mrs. Deverter, who was men toned on Tues.
day a having been taken suddenly i'll at
Tells Hahn on Monday, when her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hsun were also
taken i'll, called st the INTELLIoENcER
office to-day. Her story IL that she and her
parents were suffering with cholera morbus
sefore they left home for the picnic and the
jolting of the wagon aggravated the pain.
They claim that they were not poisoned st
the picnic grounds because they did not eat
anything while there
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CstassaV BHaa Casap E.sassesa - Aweasss CsO
ON wednesday. August H. HOUND trip tick.
eta. eucd for three days. fare only elD special
through train leaves lancaster Ains ettceN ~
30 A. M, Colombia 80 Landtsvtiic lS4 Han.
helm sOS Liti' Si7, and Hphrata -. Special
train retnrnits same day win leave Atlantic
CITY at $50 m from Philadelphia ia-Bruad ana
Cailowhtii depot. p. m. The only cheap cxcur.
sion this season to Atlantic City. For particu.
lars see circulars At all stations q. 4 r. y.
augSl0ls,lS. .l6A2tw
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A Handsome GIFT.

In the window OF Burger Il Sutton's store,
In Centre Square, Is hand some silver
salver which will be presented to MrA J.
F. Boyd, Of the Hsrford house, Hsvre do
Gfsce. The sslver In . present to Mrs. Boyd
for courtesies extended to the Che spsske
Camping club while they were in that town.
The gift will be taken to Hsvre do Grace by
q committee
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HBw Yoas, Aug. 10. l0 p. m.-honey closed
at ~ per cent Exchange steady. u SEX
- IS; Governments steady. Currency Sc. q g
BID :S Coup. d Es< bid: KS do. q lN1s bid.
The stock market this morning opened ftm
and u to y per cent higher. During the nrst
hour there was q steady buying of almost the
entire list, and values further advanced u to
IL per cent After II O'Clock the market WAS
dull and featureless. but the advance was fully
maintained ana there has been no reaction Of
moment o to the present writing.
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Unisaeo Produce narnse

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. l0:So q m.-Market opened.
neAt-Aug., oskc; sept. 6s,<c. Oct, ilssc
Corn-Aug., &C; Sept. l9sAc; Oct. Sac !;
Nov 49,
Oats-Aug 2ttsc Sept, sshc; Oct, sT4c.
Pork-S ear, o.! IS Jan. el Oh
LArd-SepL. o. o1k Oct, o 6,k.
short Ribs-Sept, q IS: Oct a SIX.
CLosINa.
wheAt-Aus.. ss,<c: sept, es,fc Oct. ,lssc.
Corn Aug, 4sAc; sept, 4}c. Oct, H,Sc ;
Nov, 4isSc.
Oats-Aug, s5,4c; Sept, axc; Oct.
2'hc.
Lard-Aug. D a!k; Sept D IS; Oct.
Kibs-Aus !, o. IS Sept, q s7k; Oct. o. IS.
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A young daughter Of Peter w. Gorrecht
while playing with some companions to day,
WAS struck In the head with stone thrown
by boy. The girls wound WAS dressed by
DR.. II. +. Eberman.
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AARhDrA


PhinAslphis Prodsos msrsss.
PulLA ApnLPaIA. Aug. l0.-Vlour market nrm
saies lsO barrels Minnesota BAkars, o ss0< "
Pennsylvania Family, 8 so0S IS; western do
O. s7GHAO; Patents, ~ ss0A is
kye hour steady. u 6oO2 IS
Wheat-August 'ec sept. SOC Oct, size.
Corn-August, 0kc.; Sept, 5okc.; oct. okc
OAts-August, 3tkc.: Sept, S,Ac-; Oct &c.
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The Democratic Coan,y Committee,

The Democratic county committee will
meet for organization on next Monday morn.
Ing at 10 O'Clock. The meeting will be held
In the rooms Of the Young Mems Democratic
club, on the third floor of the posto build.
ing,
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Oembiasd Ohsep Excasssoa Tn Ocss, 0ro,. ...
L0ug 8ranch.


you 70 Gtve your boys and gtrls-and paFtacu.
layiy your boys-a complete business education
such - 10 Afforded st the Lancaster Commercial
College Consult Advertisement IN another